Patrick, what are you talking about? If you are reporting someone
rejecting your email, you should include the headers (the full
headers) of the bounce, or whatever you got. Then someone here might
understand what is going on. Presumably this has nothing to do with
your own server being accused of anything, but more probably just
someone who misconfigured his own. There are lot of incompetently run
servers around.

I am also sending this to the list to see by myself if I get any bounces.

Giuliano

At 10:49 am +0100 2003/12/10, Patrick Ale wrote:
>L.S,
>
>Can I know which unfunny person accused our SMTP server as spam
>server with as example
>a mail I sent yesterday which was ment to HELP someone out with his
>problem? You firstly
>recieved this mail cause you're part of this mailinglist, like I am
>to start with.
>
>--
>A sample sent sometime during the 24 hours beginning Monday,
>December 08, 2003 01:00:00 +0100:
>Received: from - (- -.-.-) (195.7.147.34)-
>  by -.-.org with - - Dec 2003 - -
>Subject: - connection refused - not found
>From: pa.. at ..er.nl
>--

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